doubles tournament time control
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Possibility to create doubles tournaments with a smaller time control than 60min 60sec, e.g. 3,5,10 min like in duels
Don't be a bull 😁😁
[i]posted by tennis ball[/i] Possibility to create double tournaments with a smaller time control than 60min 60sec e.g. 3,5,10 min like in duels
if you fall behind you will get smaller results. SO the larger the time control the more you can double then there will be extra time in between. (mdea should come up with about 4k but it will take longer) I haven't come across the rules for doubles here, so when will this time finally come into play in a tournament
in the sense that you don't have to play for short periods of time if you don't want to, but why forbid others from doing so? it would just be 1 extra feature that probably wouldn't be too hard to add to Meikop..
[i]posted tennis ball[/i] in the sense that don't play for short periods of time if you don't want to, but why forbid others from doing so? it would just be 1 extra feature that probably wouldn't be too hard to add to Meikop..
The extra feature should be 1 word :D
In the doubling tournament, you get extra time every 50,000 points if you are correct.
[i]posted by Rambo96[/i] In the doubling tournament you get extra time every 50,000 points if you're not mistaken.
how long do you get this extra time?. only 1 time :D
In addition to the short times, here is another idea for what could be organized - let's say there is a doubles tournament with a time of 3 minutes / 1 game in a tournament of, for example, 5 rounds and if time runs out in 1 game / you run out of moves, then you start the next game and at the end the scores of the 5 games are added together. This could be used for shorter times
Well, Meikop 😊😊 What do you think about it? 😁 Anyway, I like this idea and it's interesting.
It's entirely possible, but I have other things to do in the near future (checkers training room). Maybe someone wants to program it themselves :)? I can give access to the vint.ee codebase.